White Paper in the Shadow of Wutong

Starting from the stack of "Rule of Law Timeline" handed to them at the high school bus stop, the story of Lin Wei and Lu Yu is like the light in the shadow of the sycamore tree in midsummer, gentle and gentle, but never absent. She holds the dream of "Glimmer of Law" and wants to be a lawyer who protects justice; he holds the programming textbook and wants to build a technological ladder for her legal path. High schools were divided into two schools. They used Friday bus rides, wrong question papers in the library, and encouraging notes after the monthly exams to hide their emotions in each other's study plans. They were in the same university but had different majors. She went to the law library to check cases, and he wrote code in the computer lab. The Tremella soup in the thermos bucket, the figure in the back row of the mock court, and the professional reminders left on each other's notebooks became a tacit understanding that was more touching than a confession. There were no bloody misunderstandings, no third parties disrupting the situation, just two teenagers who grew from youth to maturity, blending each other's dreams into their own futures: every lawsuit she won was backed by the legal tools he developed; every product he launched was hid in her lawyer's needs. From school uniforms to wedding dresses, from workplace partners to new parents, and then watching their daughter take over the baton of their dreams and enter the legal science and technology major of the same university, their love has never been a grand declaration, but has been side by side for forty years - the boy who waited for her after school under the sycamore tree eventually became the wife who accompanied her to watch the sunset and share a home together. This is a book full of "long flowing water", which hides the childhood sweetheart that everyone yearns for: when you run towards your dreams, I will always be behind you, making your goals my direction.